Federal Prison Guidebook

Sentencing Stats co-founders Mark Allenbaugh and Darren Kramer teamed up with Attorney Alan Ellis and Prisonology.com CEO Walt Pavlo, to produce the most comprehensive guide to optimizing a federal prison sentence.

This includes programs and policies for 105 prisons. Features include educational, vocational, and apprenticeship opportunities, UNICOR, counseling and rehabilitation services, fitness and recreation facilities, religious services, telephone policy, accommodations in surrounding area, and much more.

Notable Quotes

“Each chapter is necessary reading for any defense attorney with a client facing possible incarceration… The chapter titled “How to Do Time” should be required reading for any inmate entering federal prison… This chapter (like the other parts of the book) is bursting with practical common sense advice.”

“Simply put, the Federal Prison Guidebook is indispensable — for criminal defense lawyers, judges, U.S. Attorneys, probation officers, and individuals (along with their families) facing federal time.”

“Whenever I am asked questions about federal prison realities, I always urge folks to seek more information from Alan Ellis, who literally wrote the book (actually, a number of books) on these matters. My faith in Alan Ellis as the go-to resource was confirmed this past week when I received in the mail the latest, greatest, updated edition of the Federal Prison Guidebook.”

Learn Facility Characterists

In 400 pages, or about 4 pages each, 105 federal prisons are described under the headings listed below. Most valuable and difficult to obtain is the institution-specific information on educational, vocational, religious, and recreational opportunities.

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